Wonder Woman tv series

[garbon]

Murder She Wrote

I liked the episode where someone got killed in Cabot Cove and Jessica solved the murder.

[Viking]

Murder She Wrote

I liked the episode where someone got killed in Cabot Cove and Jessica solved the murder.

I like the one where the guest star did it.

[MadImmortalMan]

Murder She Wrote

I liked the episode where someone got killed in Cabot Cove and Jessica solved the murder.

I like the one where the guest star did it.

In violent deaths per capita, Cabot Cove is worse than Stalingrad.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Murder She Wrote

I liked the episode where someone got killed in Cabot Cove and Jessica solved the murder.

I like the one where the guest star did it.

In violent deaths per capita, Cabot Cove is worse than Stalingrad.

It reminded me of Stephen King's Castlerock.  This idyllic small town that has some dark quality that drives 3 out of 5 of its inhabitants to murder.

[Siege]

I still say SuperGirl would have been a better investment.

[grumbler]

First, when I said "produced", I meant it in the larger sense, i.e. including writing most of the script, not simply having the title "Producer".

Fisrt, in that case JMS has "produced" a large number of very highly regarded scripts.

World War Z and Underworld have not been made into films yet.

This would only be a meaningful comment if "produced" meant "producer," which you say it doesn't.  Whether something is a movie yet doesn't depend on the writer, but the Producer.

Thor is not yet released and I did told you I would see it because he's writing the script.

Not relevant.

Murder She Wrote is boring.

Now you are just being argumentative.  I'll bet you haven't even seen the movies JMS wrote.

I haven't seen Changeling but I hear it's good.
Ninja Assassin was a fun bd flick, nothing extraordinary.

None of this seems relevant to anything.

I never said he wasn't a good writer, I said he ain't the only good writer in the universe,

Well, I guess you are all set to counter the claim that JMS is the only writer in the universe, if that claim is ever made.  That's just a strawman for now, though.

and I disagreed with your statement that Whedon's shows got cancelled because of poor writing.

Since that's not what I said, this is another strawman.

If that's not what you meant when you said "there is a reason why all his shows get cancelled", than explain, instead of dodging the questions asked.

I said why his shows got cancelled and his movies flopped: because he is great at writing dialogue and characters ("the "tactics" of the genre) but not so good at the stories and the character development (the "strategy").  If you don't get it, then you don't get it.

Your memory is so crappy you'd forget what I told you even if I had the inclination to perform on demand.  Look at some of the threads on TV shows, and you will find my comments.

as I suspected, you are, again, arguing for the sake of arguing, without any kind of arguments.

This isn't an argument at all.  It is a statement:  I don't perform on demand, and you admit that you have such a shitty memory you cannot even remember recent discussions here in which i have praised shows.  Neither of these statements are at all controversial and so there are no arguments to be made.